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The Orange Squeeze:
In my ever lasting attempt of getting caught up with this daily, but not so daily post of the ex Syracuse players in the National Basketball Association, it is time to get another edition done, this time from 12/20. So, here we go, with the next installment of "Orange in the League".On this ...
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December 22, 2008
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